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Study Says Women Would Rather Be Frigid than Fat
What would you give up if someone would pay your bills?
Feb. 03, 2012
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Women Prescribed Defective Birth Control Able to File Suit
But don't expect to get too far. It’s easier to prove a botched vasectomy.
Feb. 03, 2012
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Pfizer Recalls Defective Birth Control Pills
Ladies, if you were prescribed these pills, return them and get tested.
Feb. 02, 2012
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Susan G. Komen Denies Bowing to Boycott
Those still standing with Planned Parenthood put their money where their mouths are.
Feb. 02, 2012
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Another State Jumps on the Embryo-Viewing Bandwagon
Senator Janet “Lovey” Howell steps in with a suggestion of her own.
Feb. 01, 2012
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The BDSM Project
BDSM—kink—fetish: what are they? How does one do it? And, most importantly, who’s doing it? The answer might just be staring back at you in the mirror.
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The Sexual Challenges Project
Not everybody is created equal. That is, we each face unique challenges in life, some more difficult to overcome than others. From disability to dysfunction to emotional disconnection, the impediments to enjoying sex are many and varied. The Sexual Challenges Project aims to examine, discuss and…
Chronic Pain: Stop it from Sucking the Fun Out of Your Sex LifeThe World AIDS ProjectMarking World AIDS Day, Sexis presents a series of essays that speak to the innate mistakes and inherent kindnesses of the human animal, our spirit of community, the necessity of anger—and the absolute power of hope.
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The Naked Reader Book Club
Join venerated erotica publisher Cleis Press, EdenFantasys and SexIs in an ongoing online book club for inquiring minds who love to read about all things sexual—from the politics of pornography to the erotically evocative boundaries of desire. News, meeting announcements, reviews, book readings…
Pride and Prejudice and PornThe Breast Cancer Awareness ProjectOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Sexis presents a series of stories that highlight those who have fought, those who have survived and and those who continue to bring inspiration, hope and strength to everyone who faces the battle against breast cancer.
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Valentine's Day Gift Guide: Simple, Sexy, Fun Edition
Valentine’s Day is one of the most complex, pressure-laced holidays, gift-giving wise. You’re set up to believe you can’t just pop off to the market and grab any old thing to take back to your romantic interest.
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Laura Ingalls is Incredibly Unsexy
In a few weeks my sister and I are throwing an anniversary party for my parents. My parents are just as odd as I am so we decided to do an old West-Little-House-On-The-Prairie-style party at a Texas fort, complete with a chuck wagon serving supper and a women playing the fiddle into the night around the bonfire. It should be awesome.
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Strippers Are Sexy
Gossips love to speculate that strip club visits equal marital doom, whereas I don't think you can infer anything from a strip club visit other than that a guy likes to look at scantily clad women.
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I Love, Therefore I'm Nuts
Andrew Shaffer gives us the skinny on the private lives of 37 philosophers, in Great Philosophers Who Failed at Love, all full of various types of affairs, angst, desire, despair and scandal.
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Why I Hate “It Gets Better”
In September 2010, pundit Dan Savage started the “It Gets Better” project — a series of videos aimed at informing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender teenagers that despite the bullying and abuse they were victims of in school, “it gets better” as they grow up.
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Schmekle: Revolutionary Trans-Core, Jewish, Punk Rock Band
Schmekel is Yiddish for "little penis" and seems to be the perfect name for a “100 percent transgender, 100 percent Jewish” punk band that doesn't take itself too seriously. The band’s parody punk rock is made for fun but the end result is an act that crosses boundaries and reaches beyond the queer audience you'd expect.
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Got Rope?
People are often curious as to why a particular play-style, pervy activity or kind of kink appeals while others leave you cold. I can’t speak for anyone but myself, but I’ll tell you about why I so love bottoming to rope bondage.
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Top Ten Strangest Things for January
Every month, tons of strangers send me links to things that cannot be unseen. Then I carefully curate a list of the most WTF links that you probably need to know just to be able to keep up with popular culture references. Think of it as educational.
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Mr. Sexsmith Says: Don’t Worry, Be Kinky
Stepping out into the world of dating at the age of 18 is scary enough without adding the worry that your kinks will make people think you're a freak. Mr. Sexsmith offers some sage advice on coming to terms with who you are and building up the courage to step off the dating curb.
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Tuesdays With Nina: Coping With Painful Sex
Nothing can be so frustrating as a condition that keeps you from enjoying your favorite sexual position!
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